New York Couple Celebrates 34 Years of Wedded Bliss With Their 1970 AMC Rebel Machine Along for the Ride
In 1983, Patrick and Lori O’Connor were high school sweethearts on the verge of tying the knot in Holy Matrimony. With the big day looming on the calendar, the twosome decided that the time was right to seek out a new ride to start their life together. It sounded like a great idea, but what could they buy that would not only work on their tight budget but also fit in with their love of American-made muscle cars?
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Beautiful ride
Nice ride quick too
I sure like their pick as far AMC’s go. Second right next to AMX.
Father-in-law bought one of these new. He had the dealer put a higher geared diff.in it ,he said top speed was crazy at that point,scared himself one time too many and sold it.
Loved these back in the Day !